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GM Asked to Tell Customers to Park Recalled Vehicles

The attorneys for those people filing a lawsuit against GM have written
a request to U.S. District Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos of Corpus Christi,
seeking to have Detroit, Michigan-based automaker General Motors Co. issue
a national announcement that its recalled vehicles are unsafe to drive
and encourage people to park their cars at home.

If GM does follow through with this petition, they would have to produce
around 2.6 million loaner vehicles so customers who have the recalled
vehicles wouldn’t be left without a viable mode of transportation.

GM chief executive Mary Barra told members of Congress earlier this week
that the vehicles they recalled, which all had ignition switch problems,
are safe to use as long as nothing is hanging from the ignition key. Barra
stated, “[If] there was any risk, I would ground these vehicles
across the country.”

If you have been harmed due to the use of a defective vehicle in Austin,
our lawyers at the Law Offices of Vic Feazell, P.C., can be turned to
for legal help. To explore your legal options for pursuing justice and
compensation through a
product liability lawsuit, call us at (512) 710-0931.